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... means of meeting the country's needs . It must here be remembered that the progress already made and the continuance of Nicaragua along the path to national regeneration depend almost entirely upon the preservation of peace and content ...
... means of meeting the country's needs . It must here be remembered that the progress already made and the continuance of Nicaragua along the path to national regeneration depend almost entirely upon the preservation of peace and content ...
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... means more than merely fighting . It means morale , civilian as well as military ; it means using every available resource ; it means enlarging every useful plant . It means the use of a greater American common sense in discarding rumor ...
... means more than merely fighting . It means morale , civilian as well as military ; it means using every available resource ; it means enlarging every useful plant . It means the use of a greater American common sense in discarding rumor ...
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... means of acquiring political dominion . While the primary idea of the Monroe Doctrine is opposition by the United States to any extension of European control over American ter- ritory or institutions , the idea is subject to the ...
... means of acquiring political dominion . While the primary idea of the Monroe Doctrine is opposition by the United States to any extension of European control over American ter- ritory or institutions , the idea is subject to the ...
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THE HEADWATERS OF OUR LATINAMERICAN POLICY | 3 |
John Quincy Adams Secretary of State to Richard Rush United | 11 |
Report of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the United States | 17 |
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